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bl- Reading Booklet

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Overview:

A foldable reading booklet focused on words with the 'bl' blend. Students trace, read and colour. Designed for students in year 1 and year 2.

Learning Objectives:

Recognise and read words that begin with the 'bl' blend.
Practise tracing 'bl' words to reinforce spelling and letter formation.
Develop early reading fluency through simple sentences.

How the Activity Works:

Each page of the booklet features a simple sentence containing a 'bl' word (e.g., I play with block. or There goes a blimp.) alongside a matching picture. Students read the sentence, trace the 'bl' word, and colour the illustration. The booklet is folded for students to keep as a learning resource.

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